Peppe Silletti
The Product Engineers Podcast
Product development changed. Most companies didn't. Product Engineers is the podcast about the convergence of product and engineering in the AI era — what's breaking, what's working, and the craft of doing both well. Interviews with practitioners and leaders rewiring how their teams build. Conversations with founders of the tools shaping modern product work. Solo episodes on how product work is changing and how to do it well. All from discovery to delivery. Hosted by Peppe Silletti. New episodes weekly. newsletter.productengineers.com
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Peppe Silletti
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27 de abr de 2026
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Your Hourly Rate Is Broken (Here's What AI Changed) | With Judith Bohlert 27.04.2026 46:53
If you're freelancing as a software engineer, you've probably noticed something a bit weird: your freelance pricing is now working against you. The faster you go, the less you bill. This episode is a conversation with Judith Bohlert — a freelance software engineer based in Germany, self-employed for 3 years, building greenfield MVPs and prototypes for early-stage startups — about how fre...
Meeting Notes That Ship Code | With Earmark founders 12.04.2026 44:04
If you’re a product engineer, engineering manager or PM, we all know how it goes: you go through tons of meetings every day, and only when they end is when real work starts. PRDs, tickets, specs, follow-ups — all the artefact work nobody sees you do. And by the time you’re done, the next meeting is already starting. One of today’s guests has a name for it: the infinite workday. And that’s exactly...
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